Название: Microsoft Teams Administration Cookbook: Quick Solutions for Administrators in the Modern Workplace
Автор: Fabrizio Volpe
Издательство: O’Reilly Media, Inc.
Год: 2023
Страниц: 441
Язык: английский
Формат: epub (true), pdf
Размер: 47.3 MB

Microsoft Teams is used in hundreds of thousands of organizations to help keep remote and hybrid workplaces with dispersed workforces running smoothly. But while Microsoft Teams can seem easy for the user, Teams administrators must stay on top of a wide range of topics, including device administration techniques, quality benchmarks, and security and compliance measures.

With this handy cookbook, author Fabrizio Volpe provides a clear, concise overview of administrative tasks in Teams-along with step-by-step recipes to help you solve many of the common problems that system administrators, project managers, solution architects, and IT consultants may face when configuring, implementing, and managing Microsoft Teams. Think of this book as a detailed, immensely practical cheat sheet for Microsoft Teams administrators.

I don’t assume that the reader has a deep understanding of Microsoft 365 or Teams. If you have some previous experience as an administrator in one of the various Microsoft 365 products (like Teams, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and so on), and if you’ve had some exposure to PowerShell, you will start from a better position when reading some of the recipes. But I do try to explain all the steps without taking anything as a given. All recipes developed for this book were tested on a demo tenant, with a user having Global Admin permissions. I suggest readers try the contents of the book with a similar arrangement (for example, you should be able to use a demo tenant using the Microsoft 365 Developer Program). As exciting as it is to work with real-world scenarios, testing the recipes and trying to apply them directly to production is not the best approach, due to the risk of errors or mismatches between the results you expect and the results you will achieve.

Recipes in the book will show you how to:

• Apply Teams best practices, compliance, and security
• Automate administrative tasks
• Successfully deploy Teams
• Implement Teams collaboration
• Deploy and manage Microsoft Teams Rooms
• Leverage the monitoring, productivity, and accessibility features
• Foresee roadblocks in migrations to Teams and Teams Voice
• Optimize Teams on virtual machines

Who Should Use This Book:
I’ve tried to capture as much as possible of the current landscape of Teams in this book, ensuring that it provides a comprehensive overview of the information and recipes relevant for a Teams administrator (and, more generally, for all Microsoft 365 administrators who have Teams on their list of competencies). As an administrator, you play a vital role in managing and optimizing the Teams environment for your organization. The recipes in this book are in a handy format to help you quickly understand and use the features you will manage and deploy. People who are involved in managing projects that include Teams and adoption experts who are helping companies to adopt a Modern Workplace approach (aimed to optimize collaboration, flexibility, and innovation) can benefit from this book too.